The phrase "ability to demonstrate an" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing someone's skills or competencies in a specific area, particularly in professional or academic contexts.
Example: "The candidate's ability to demonstrate an understanding of complex concepts was impressive during the interview."
Alternatives: "capability to show an" or "skill in demonstrating an".
DW images obtained at low b values have more ability to demonstrate an ADC decrease in viral hepatitis.
The ability to demonstrate an understanding of the rationale for and benefits of mixed methods research is increasingly important in today's competitive funding environment, and many funding agencies now expect applicants to include mixed methods in proposals.
The small number of events in our ER-negative Black patients may affect our ability to demonstrate an independent effect of ethnicity in ER-negative patients.
As the study utilised a population-based sample, few mothers (5%% of the sample) reported both daily drinking as well as episodic binge-pattern drinking which might have limited our ability to demonstrate an association involving this group.
This study has included patients with a variety of CPPD arthropathy clinical presentations (chronic or recurrent arthropathies, mono-, oligo- or poly-articular), which may have further diluted the study's ability to demonstrate an effect of MTX.
Then and only then can your professionalism, empathy, experience and ability to demonstrate a clear value proposition come into play.
Another test of the G8's ability to demonstrate a continued -- if changed -- value in the wider global picture would be to intensify its focus on the delivery of existing commitments.
The ability to demonstrate a reduced propensity to invade surrounding tissue is therefore paramount for in vivo relevance.
This increases score variability and undermines the ability to demonstrate a drug-placebo difference of effective agents.
To enhance our ability to demonstrate a relationship between 5p15.33 variation and CRC risk, we conducted a combined analysis of all datasets.
The OSCE examined students' ability to demonstrate a variety of different tasks including history taking, examination skills, data interpretation and clinical skills such as catheterisation.
